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Jachucz wrote:

Organized States wrote:http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BjwDV1Is34U

Tho' I only understood few word's, that sounded nice, unlike finnish version:/

The german is in my opinion the best version...

Read this comrades:http://www.mommyshorts.com/2014/03/the-seven-stages-of-a-frozen-obsession.html

Russian Socialist Soviet States wrote:Read this comrades:http://www.mommyshorts.com/2014/03/the-seven-stages-of-a-frozen-obsession.html

That's it. If I have daughters, I'm going to ban Frozen.

Watch this funny reaction to Prince Hans' betrayal:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAdwR707CFY It is a parody.

Russian Socialist Soviet States wrote:Watch this funny reaction to Prince Hans' betrayal:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAdwR707CFY It is a parody.

That's not funny. Seriously, don't make jokes about Hitler. It's downright insulting

Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

Oceasia wrote:Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

It was a bit cheap, yeah, but I figured it was just meant to get some laughs out of the younger audience. My little siblings certainly thought it was hilarious.

Giovenith wrote:

Oceasia wrote:Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

It was a bit cheap, yeah, but I figured it was just meant to get some laughs out of the younger audience. My little siblings certainly thought it was hilarious.

Due to reasons i posted earlier, i find the joke unfunny and irrelevant. Younger kid would almost certainly find it hilarious, though.

Olaf was another character who didn't add much to the plot. He was probably to keep the little kids awake.

Bunkeranlage wrote:Olaf was another character who didn't add much to the plot. He was probably to keep the little kids awake.

I like Olaf, but i actually wish for Olaf to die at the end. I have no idea why.

Also, has anyone tried to animalize the characters?

I like everything in Frozen except Olaf. He should have melted at the end of the movie.

Oceasia wrote:Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

It was a little funny considering Weselton was an aggressor.

Olaf wasn't all that fantastic, but he was alright. I thought it was cute whenever Anna held his little stick hand.

I actually liked olaf, dunno why.

Does anyone like Frozen YouTube Poops?

Russian Socialist Soviet States wrote:

Oceasia wrote:Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

It was a little funny considering Weselton was an aggressor.

Well, it's not funny to me. Weseltion did nothing in the movie, when i expect him to do so.

Russian Socialist Soviet States wrote:Does anyone like Frozen YouTube Poops?

YouTube poops are obnoxious and unfunny.

Russian Socialist Soviet States wrote:

Oceasia wrote:Thank snow! Can't wait to discuss things related to Frozen after the last thread got ruined. Does anyone else find the Weaseltown joke unfunny due to the fact that the Duke is basically only in the movie so we would be surprised when it was revealed Hans is the bad guy? I did.

It was a little funny considering Weselton was an aggressor.

Weselton wasn't an aggressor, they simply had a trade interest in Arendale and that's it.

I actually noticed two plot holes in Frozen like:
1. How the hell did Princess Anna suddenly turn from trying to hang out with her sister to finding true love?
2. How did Olaf come to life?

I think it's sad that unfortunately, this thread isn't as busy as the original thread. Oh well. Has anyone noticed Arendelle citizens doesn't even have winter coats?

Oceasia wrote:I think it's sad that unfortunately, this thread isn't as busy as the original thread. Oh well. Has anyone noticed Arendelle citizens doesn't even have winter coats?

A mistake, since it's obviously a temperate country, with fjords and pine trees and all the other stuff, meaning that they should be better prepared for winter. It's not like they sell their winter clothes at the end of every winter. (I wouldn't say it's Scandinavian because, well...)

Bunkeranlage wrote:

Oceasia wrote:I think it's sad that unfortunately, this thread isn't as busy as the original thread. Oh well. Has anyone noticed Arendelle citizens doesn't even have winter coats?

A mistake, since it's obviously a temperate country, with fjords and pine trees and all the other stuff, meaning that they should be better prepared for winter. It's not like they sell their winter clothes at the end of every winter. (I wouldn't say it's Scandinavian because, well...)

Yeah, but they export ice, for God's sake!

Desmendura wrote:I actually noticed two plot holes in Frozen like:
1. How the hell did Princess Anna suddenly turn from trying to hang out with her sister to finding true love?
2. How did Olaf come to life?

1: She was lovestruck by Hans
2: Elsa must have evil powers.

Oceasia wrote:I think it's sad that unfortunately, this thread isn't as busy as the original thread. Oh well. Has anyone noticed Arendelle citizens doesn't even have winter coats?

It is very unfortunate this thread isn't as active. The citizens of Arendelle might stay inside during the winter. The ice miners have coats.

Desmendura wrote:I actually noticed two plot holes in Frozen like:
1. How the hell did Princess Anna suddenly turn from trying to hang out with her sister to finding true love?
2. How did Olaf come to life?

1. She's a naïve teenage girl who's never had the opportunity to interact with any boys her own age. Elsa's coronation was kind of like a dream come true for her; she got to see her sister out and about, meet interesting people, AND possibly meet someone who could like her. There was no guarantee that Elsa would continue to keep the gates open and keep allowing visitors after her coronation ball (more likely she wouldn't), so Anna figured this was her only real sure opportunity to, ahem, excuse the cheesy term, "make all her dreams come true." For the First Time in Forever kind of explains all of that. I mean, she's got the rest of her life to try and interact with her sister, finding a guy was probably only going to happen that one time, as far as she knew.
2. Magic. Disney snow magic. I don't think that one needs too much explanation.